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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15047, 15 April 1919, Page 3

"D EGULAR Spraying is an insurance. The orchardist who sprays one •"^ "year-and neglects his trees the next cannot hope to keep orchard insects under control. They will not await his convenience. They multiply all the time. They can be kept under only by spraying regularly with Gargoyle Prepared Red Spraying Oil. This will not only kill the pests, but will invigorate the tree and make it resistant tdattacks . of insects or disease. Gargoyle Prepared Red Spraying Oil is the proved destroyer of Aphis, Scale, Red Spider, and other sucking insects. If not obtainable from your storekeeper, write direct to us. It's made in Australia. Look for the Red Gargoyle on the container. ■ ->■ - i **■ < r=^=z — ' " * jillflill rrepareaKed SprasjinqQil •' MANAGERS , ■■; and ENGINEERS ■ ' n. W • can always rely on the /////^'j^^W^^^^ SL'V\ *'"'' Quality and Wear of - ■ !' A) >l| DUNLOP BELTING " ■ Air, Hydraulic, Steam and Delivery Hdses, Packings, I Valves. Insertions. «»*•-?. j»fc. TEfmeß.* and samples submitted. PRICES ON APPLICATION. I DUNLOP RUBBER COY. <V WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND. ma CHALLENGE is The Worlds Bssi Separator If you are looking for a Cream Separa tor that will prove the most proiita^e forjou, it will pay you to weigh carefully the superior advantages of the CHALLENGE separator, and then decide to put one on your^farm, and hegiu at €"** bnce^tq experience the great satisfaction ■ . and better leturns from your dairy " v MiffIMMWjj|BBMHBBBy When buying a separator for the . household, it is practically a total waste #f||p||jlfflfr^, emaller capacity than 15 gals, per hour. jf^^^l^^^S^ o* only does it require. more:.time.toseparate''the milk, but, the skimming j^S^^^^^W^^^ results and the 'durability of the maT!'° CHALLENCE. ° A size, «eparaNelson Agents-CftNN & WfiLTER, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. 1-year-oJdts ptr-th u^and 40s, par hundred 6s; average height about 9in. Graded 2-ycar-oids i Per thou.-K- - 80s, per hundred 12s ; average height !2?n. to 15in. IVr. t>K.»*.-" TOO-, per hundred 15s ; aveiage b<-ig'!-,i:; lf.i L . to 38in. l?er ibo'--* n- '•'•()--!. per hursdr^cJ 18s ; average- bri;- hi 18n, to 24in, 500 trees at 1000 rate. ThMreM"-. v \ 'sed in a poor, friable clij. whiob g*Vv« a splendid root <ii;v=.!o|.ii-G- *. •■■) • - smoky top. All nursery stock is wi'ci'r.hea twice before 1 --!}! I '(• " of traiwed planters, and cftri undertake planting in aifyc^jft. of A.. p.-Tvided inducement offers P>.'ic«: quoted )3-.f.ob. } Nelson, ,v 3d ?! ■ ■.;'; xtra charge will be mace for packing where'shipment jf?cces^''.|- - ■-' , l , * -° ' Hd > irTXT^CiT'ATVTT^' ate bag, • \x* 'JvXJ3l\jrloJLiAJ3lJJ* , .nelson. • '.